Viral food critic to visit Charleston food spots
Keith Lee announced he is taking a food tour of the Carolina's hitting hidden gems from Raleigh to Charleston.
Lee is known for hitting mom-and-pop shops or hyperlocal spots
'I can't wait, man, I'm ready to eat,' he said in the announcement. 'Good food, good vibes, let's go have a good time.'
Since the initial posts, Lee has tried Crav'n Caribbean in Charlotte, Corner Boys BBQ in Raleigh, and A Place at the Table Café in Raleigh, and enjoyed fried croaker fish made by exotic cook Bernard Hardison in Columbia.
There's still time to send Lee your recommendations of must-try Charleston spots. He frequently posts about checking his inbox for suggestions.
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